How To Keep Yard Waste Removal Simple [Checklist]
Many people find great joy in sprucing up their lawns, landscaping and outdoor areas. But no one enjoys the task of yard waste removal.
The more you have growing and the larger your outdoor area, the more yard waste and debris you're likely to have. For dedicated homeowners and others, generating piles of old plants, dirt, cuttings, clippings and other organic waste is not hard.
It's getting rid of it that's difficult.
The Proper Care and Feeding of Your Lawn
It's not enough to simply fertilize your lawn and landscaping, or apply compost, and then just water it. Food and water are critical, but so is proper trimming, pruning, and mowing. And all of these activities have one thing in common: they all generate organic debris and yard waste.
Fortunately, much of what does get cut, mowed and trimmed can also be converted into mulch and compost - which is simply food for your lawn and other plants. Composting is mother nature's ultimate form of recycling and reuse! And the best part about turning much of your yard waste into compost is that it reduces the amount of waste and debris that has to be gotten rid of by some other method.
Another reason that lawn and landscaping clean up is important is that any kind of organic debris left lying around on your lawn will most likely damage your lawn, as well. In addition, loose debris and old piles of waste can create safety hazards.
Efficient watering requires clean lawns and outdoor areas that are free of obstructions and masses of organic matter that displaces the water and blocks the sunlight.
Got Yard Waste? Who You Gonna Call?
Probably the most efficient approach to dealing with your lawn and the resulting waste and debris that will need to be gotten rid of is to have a plan.
Like any project worth doing, yard waste removal should be planned out and steps followed to ensure that things are not overlooked or done haphazardly. To the end, we put together this simple checklist for your yard waste removal project:
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Another great benefit of having a service like Junk King come and take care of your yard waste removal needs is that they are available all year round. Any homeowner with a lawn or some landscaping knows that spring is not the only time yard cleanup happens.
Whether it's only a spring and fall approach to major landscape and lawn cleaning, or something you like to do several times during the year, you can depend on Junk King's expert team to be there when it's time to remove and haul away all the junk, waste and debris.
Your Yard Waste Removal and Disposal Service
Yard waste can come in many forms. Did you have winter storms that left huge tree branches strewn across your yard? Have you recently undertaken a gardening or landscaping project that’s left dirt and debris everywhere? Or do you simply have a piles of junk and clutter in your yard that you haven’t had time to clean up?
Junk King provides an efficient, safe and eco-friendly yard waste removal service so you don’t need to worry about the pick up or disposal of your yard debris. Our experienced debris removal team will break down and haul off any types of yard waste you have. Unlike the backseat of your car, our junk removal trucks are made to handle those dirty yard debris items.
Ready to get rid of your yard waste? It’s as simple as 1, 2, 3.
You make an appointment by booking online above or by calling 1.888.888.JUNK (5865) and our professional and insured yard waste removal team will show up at your home (or office!) We'll call 15 minutes before we arrive on site and give you a free estimate based on how much room your debris takes up in our truck. You point and we haul yard waste into our junk removal trucks, with no hidden fees.
How To Keep Yard Waste Removal Simple [Checklist]